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Maybe I erred in identifying these 6 themes as especially interesting to watch for developments in. I want to check the 6 I picked out earlier against the titles of the talks at Tux last week. The EFI workshop ended on 20 Feb. Let's see if I can copy the program's list of talks here so we can scan it and see what stands out. I've highlighted some of those that caught my attention. There are a lot of interesting themes here, including several that go beyond the 6 identified earlier. In the case of some talks, like the first one here on "quantum enumerative geometry" I simply could not guess what they might be about:
http://www.gravity.physik.fau.de/events/tux3/tux3.shtml
Piotr Sulkowski:
Chern-Simons theory and quantum enumerative geometry
Mehdi Assanioussi:
Construction of a hamiltonian operator in LQG
Beatriz Elizaga:
Effective homogeneous and isotropic scenarios emerging from states of the hybrid Gowdy model
Maciej Dunajski:
Non-relativistic twistor theory and Newton-Cartan geometry
Giuseppe Sellaroli:
Spinor operators in 3D Lorentzian gravity
Muxin Han:
Chern-Simons Theory, Flat Connections and 4d Quantum Geometry
Marcin Kisielowski:
First-order Dipole Cosmology
Guillermo Mena Marugan:
Mukhanov-Sasaki equations in Loop Quantum Cosmology
John Schliemann:
Coherent Quantum Dynamics: What Fluctuations Can Tell
Ilkka Mäkinen:
Coherent state operators in loop quantum gravity
Ivan Agullo:
Phenomenological consequences of LQC
Tomasz Pawlowski:
Interfacing loop quantum gravity with cosmology
Edward Wilson-Ewing:
A Lambda-CDM Bounce Scenario
Andrzej Dragan:
Ideal clocks - convenient fiction
Goffredo Chirco:
Statistical mechanics for general covariant systems
Martin Ammon:
Recent developments in AdS/CFT and higher spin gravity
Jorge Pullin:
Recent results in spherically symmetric LQG
Mercedes Martin-Benito:
More information about the early Universe than meets the eye
Carlo Rovelli:
Can we test quantum gravity with black hole explosions?
Benjamin Bahr:
Background-independent renormalization in Spin Foam models
Maite Dupuis:
Towards the Turaev-Viro amplitudes from a Hamiltonian constraint
Maximillian Hanusch:
Symmetry Actions and Invariance Conditions in LQG
Xiangdong Zhang:
Loop quantum cosmology in 2+1 dimensions
Simone Speziale:
First order gravity on the light front
Wolfgang Wieland:
New action for simplicial gravity: Curvature and relation to Regge calculus
Florian Girelli:
The Turaev-Viro amplitude from a Hamiltonian constraint, Part 2.
Jedrzej Swiezewski:
Radial gauge - reduced phase space of General Relativity
Lacina Kamil:
The problem of time in background independence
Andrea Dapor:
Rainbows from Quantum Gravity
Francesca Vidotto:
The compact phase space of Loop Quantum Gravity
Norbert Bodendorfer:
A quantum reduction to Bianchi I models in LQG
Marc Geiller:
Flux formulation of loop quantum gravity
Saeed Rastgoo:
Polymerization and saddle point approximation issues in dilatonic black hole
Thirty-three talks. I find that, scanning down to see which ones "rang a bell", for whatever reason, I highlighted ten of them.
http://www.gravity.physik.fau.de/events/tux3/tux3.shtml
Piotr Sulkowski:
Chern-Simons theory and quantum enumerative geometry
Mehdi Assanioussi:
Construction of a hamiltonian operator in LQG
Beatriz Elizaga:
Effective homogeneous and isotropic scenarios emerging from states of the hybrid Gowdy model
Maciej Dunajski:
Non-relativistic twistor theory and Newton-Cartan geometry
Giuseppe Sellaroli:
Spinor operators in 3D Lorentzian gravity
Muxin Han:
Chern-Simons Theory, Flat Connections and 4d Quantum Geometry
Marcin Kisielowski:
First-order Dipole Cosmology
Guillermo Mena Marugan:
Mukhanov-Sasaki equations in Loop Quantum Cosmology
John Schliemann:
Coherent Quantum Dynamics: What Fluctuations Can Tell
Ilkka Mäkinen:
Coherent state operators in loop quantum gravity
Ivan Agullo:
Phenomenological consequences of LQC
Tomasz Pawlowski:
Interfacing loop quantum gravity with cosmology
Edward Wilson-Ewing:
A Lambda-CDM Bounce Scenario
Andrzej Dragan:
Ideal clocks - convenient fiction
Goffredo Chirco:
Statistical mechanics for general covariant systems
Martin Ammon:
Recent developments in AdS/CFT and higher spin gravity
Jorge Pullin:
Recent results in spherically symmetric LQG
Mercedes Martin-Benito:
More information about the early Universe than meets the eye
Carlo Rovelli:
Can we test quantum gravity with black hole explosions?
Benjamin Bahr:
Background-independent renormalization in Spin Foam models
Maite Dupuis:
Towards the Turaev-Viro amplitudes from a Hamiltonian constraint
Maximillian Hanusch:
Symmetry Actions and Invariance Conditions in LQG
Xiangdong Zhang:
Loop quantum cosmology in 2+1 dimensions
Simone Speziale:
First order gravity on the light front
Wolfgang Wieland:
New action for simplicial gravity: Curvature and relation to Regge calculus
Florian Girelli:
The Turaev-Viro amplitude from a Hamiltonian constraint, Part 2.
Jedrzej Swiezewski:
Radial gauge - reduced phase space of General Relativity
Lacina Kamil:
The problem of time in background independence
Andrea Dapor:
Rainbows from Quantum Gravity
Francesca Vidotto:
The compact phase space of Loop Quantum Gravity
Norbert Bodendorfer:
A quantum reduction to Bianchi I models in LQG
Marc Geiller:
Flux formulation of loop quantum gravity
Saeed Rastgoo:
Polymerization and saddle point approximation issues in dilatonic black hole
Thirty-three talks. I find that, scanning down to see which ones "rang a bell", for whatever reason, I highlighted ten of them.
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